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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-02-26
Notice Of Final Eabkeau.
SiGts q IOlfisiassa 2Iyi8k 81 GdIoGsisil, -four.
LssJdh J.iGlieiGl DissrSe' LOasrt.
No. 5ll, Probate DOcke


NNYHEREAs, ROBERT MANSFIELD OF
w said parish has fled his final tableau
and account Of administration, accompanied
by his petition, In The ONCE u the Clerk Of
said tableau and account. Now, therefore
public notice Is hereby given to all parties
interested 10 show cause, If any they have,
10 writing, within ten days fEomfthe publica-
ton hsTeot, why said application should not
be granted, and said hoInologatiOn made az
prayed for.
Witness the Honorable 6. d. Read, Judge
Of said ConFt. at Lake Charles, La, this gsh
day Of February, 1857
A. N. MAYO
Dsputy Clerk az said Cont
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t5ey desire, especially became yea
viii BE- their guests dRring tine e.
As0ns 81 The c0ngesliOr, that ] viii
e0sTsy 10 y0u their ASSURANCES that
tbey ere iBdes3 giss TO greet yOn OF
az occasion fEa8ght with 90 Faueh Is-
Gesest 10 them, W their Pariss and 70
their State, and that IN % merely
formal expression Of courtesy 10 wis., =
tors, bot 10 ali esgaegtBess and siB-
esFity, ven are welcome 70 the
LAKE CIR o. BOUIsLAsA.
Those Of goo, aud ge are glad there
sfe % many, who have come " rs
from regions Of zee and snow 10
whosn this j. lhe col3s4t month 10 the
year: who recognize the accuracy Of
L0HgfsliOW3s description Of ~ after
noon il FebFnsry-
feTae DAY b ending,
The night Is descending
The msfAh Il frozen
Ths FfssE dead
ThH0ugh clouds iiks nsAes
The red sun gaAhss
On Viilage windows
Thai sylEasf1,s- raE o.
49,, l.ss, r e., -. ,o;.e thu,
Io;se I,;dd,.l, .yc~ ,Te,e.,oa 70 rI,si,e.
Charles. Ysu have come Bese or q
o. No - es.e h e,er, an
80. Il, Sstv,e iii
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Co
AID ss.afe who mas waited 20 long
susng t5e.g artilied DEs3rjes and for
esas f5r wer 70 come sod minister al
seg altar. IA. beard the soaod Of
yOar coming feet. nae srfsyed herself
II her faises. robes 70 grees Won at
yogr COMING. and 10 the pink and
snowy efioFescenee Of the peach aud
pear and plum, and IN the perfume
sad beautg Of the heliotrope The yio.
let and The rose, she bids Won
vv,c.,,,r IN ,,xv ca,s,vs
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sls's - y -, S,A'' e s,I'' ny aio
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'ias . fts"g ~ "; hsS@ip op'i. lA'e '"'''
q ~ ekt's9''ofsi S'i'stnlas'h ~ q
SSaii'efn 'sAale' u IS tt's fspf sssh lal''e;s
o. t5st race Niieb iisae Ne ooath
1eh 40 ise agricultural Development
Of "a cotton, sugar, nee ADD tobacco
fslSis, and Which 10 80 dong bore for
tbEse qRsstsTz Of q esntBfy tE,e burden
ard beat Of the day.
We are esPseisilg PLEASED that
Osr Governor, "boss besrt has always
DesH 40 geDeToas ~ prompt, his brain
10 fertile 70 conceive add bis hand 90
ready 70 execute, Sea&aies for tue
material bsSeit Of Louisiana, yielded
10 readily 10 The requests for this
convention, and thereby gave Us and
you, not only the immense advantages
which fow from public discussions Of
those important aud practical quss-
ticas which will come before the con
NaNNNNkGfTE
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RUSTEET-LRBLEU- Monday even
E1g Fe1r1zrT lis ISS. 4. tae Catholic
C1zreA II Ll&4e Charhszr o. tn hey. kaitlssT
Kelly NJ. Artang ROgiss- tC Miss Beatrice
LeBasE
In E1HC rsEurns tn1nEs f0E tn UEII4
printers lex and whine tn Young couple :
pleasant VOYAGE t1rJagn life unmarried hE
CIR O. rrguIle-
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f3saea, Eac., EGc., Etsc.
Long before She b0ar net for The
correning Of lbe Interstate AgEicsl-
anFal Convention, Wednesday, The
sseeas were all hustle aish prominent
eiLizsas and people from every section
81 tae parish, eager - welcome the
deiegaass and visitors, goO5iy BnTB-
Der of wbotn sFriyed % the AIS
O'Clock tt&in Tuesday afternoon,
NOTABLY amOsg then were Coz. s. j..
McEneFg, Gen Leon Jastsemski, Ma
jcf T. j Bird and ether distinguished
gentlemen. a large delegation Of
prominent citizens met the yisiteEs a.
die depot and escorted khem 10 She
Lake Hoase, wish lbc S.. Msriiassilie
Silver CsfBet Band, Shieh b. the
wsy, arrived 90 She same train, At the
head Of tbe procession,
Tie trains "Wednesday morning aud
evening brought bnBdfeds Of dele
gates apd Visitors Nho bad stopped
over a 4se~ Of'salis W @lssssa y. sahFai
tyfes a. - s''s M5iL'i's5 Ism ',''7i's3
ssetsSas of tbe DnIsed STATES, BRnaDeE.
i8a bessesE 1905 &nd 1906.
n aeegr3asse wflh EBs p1biiaAsd
fHl2ssaaasai's - sl''syisi4-asSa sA's' y -
Sssa@g = 5sst2 4, = i.' 'aa's' y ~ s'azs -
~ Pc, s~s 1@'s - 'ls
~ v - asssS.'s'1 q aA0L- = = :;
oks& q As.s,s' = fila''ilss e.. s.'A ! L
500 Ass. : n ~ ~ Lsas,l.s "'s. -139rI.
ssastsg'st' sl'l :. - Dfyah' e0is'f o.
s,e Lax Saas'so 1Sgho, - SeSis'@tls s
mf. Aolhn, upon laK'hg Inc eii"iI-
mace 2 Dflel sna apPf"pt'as1 aeA'l0s''
eagtnenl 81 lhaiaEs lof soe non0f COZ,
Iefred, Aiter "nleh DC IDs'oaueso
Soy, p - q MeEnery'
Az Ao:oU CLOCK
GOVERNOR N'EsERY
sisnnsd ant on therosirnm. and draw.
NM 4 lnng breath, which seemed 10 fili
him with The inspiration of The mo.
ment be said that he Understood that
lie convention had rs origin in the
taeetine Of the farmers at Saint Paul
80 susn,ner. Al The request Of the
eitizens az Lake Cl,srIes l,e lad called
~ Convention and lad oiysn h In
ofieisi saDetiou, H. aid be wa
uIsd ll.st IL lad done 70. Lesauss the
eaahe lad met w,st, sse,grs0smeut pos
e,ssv asaogDg our own ,,eos.e, but had
,ssn vel resgoude8 u 81 he eilizess
fFosn III Eoftb. Confusing. I,e sspl
sast Il va h h,s OpsniOn . good 5dsa
y have called gsis lstssssalS Coasee.
ts9g beea6se abese wsle masv sastSEa
4 education which Sete a. aDgsles~
bse b the fsESsr Of DOT ssetign a. 10
MI Other elaasss sbo base ~ istesss,
= lie ssSiety Of ssbisess wsScb sses.
- lassgmsDgiing Of tbosgst sash =
e,ssiag tOaetbsr Of Ogr psGpBe viii
tl.oae n sae EGfth wOad bc spfe 10
ego5se.
IN said thag tie Intelligence Of the
coanGsy VA carving u II The Onward
n.ageb Of civilization 10 q greater adj.
saDce,asst, aud 10 q greater kSoWlsdee
amagc ~ oreas. lassss,s 81 our peoole.
h had been assi0ned % lin a. a daty,
and ~ eoasidsged ono 81 Tie mot
1880 ,fhis M b ,velcane 10 an
as,r M 4 ~, sgt,a,ls.s ~ y;s;lo,. s,og,
~ " I. e,.,' $3.50 - ,',staa.I9d 49,.
sDi.sN = 80 ~, a 1850 80.
DID ~ sAksh'i hafI lnbftntt1D bS sPSeS
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Notice Of EHiMaE Account
aAAd 1aDteaGH Of Dis
1EsibMffOB.
lStdte n L0lft4saaH, Parrish ~ GaIctlsieE, kOtIy.
t4e,,!h Judicial L,ist,-ist fC1itsf.
No. 1919, oIgiI Docket.
3. TEEAsEaA =. HIS onEpnons,

b. fEE-AsEilA ~. HIS CaEDEToRs,
AAYl HEREAs, WIN i. HUTGHINs, syn.
w die, Of said parish. has filed his final
account and tableau OF distribution, accom-
Panied " bis petition, IN the office .of the
CLERK Of said Court praying for the hOmolo-
CATION Of said account and tablaau. Nov,
therefore, public notice is hereby given 70 ali
parties interested 70 show cause, II any theg
have, in writing, within ten DAYS from the
publication hereof why said Application
should not be granted, and said homologa-
ton made as prayed for
Witness the Honorable s. d. Read, judge
q said Court, a. Lake Charles, La, Tins SEh
day a February, 1887
a. NJ. MAYO,
DeUutg CLARK nf said 4.otar4
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4 UAEIEL AoRAEES AlEEDEE CoEREI4I.o, II al,
92R YlifIlJE ,of a writ ~ gle,S facIas issued
- and 70 me directed by tile Honorable
Court aforesaid, ] have seized and viii otter
for sale at public auction, 70 the highest Did
der, with the benefit Of appraisement. n Tie
Court House door, Of this parish, ID the town
q Lake Charles, La, on
saLaEday, MARCH 10, Isss.
between legal hours, the following described
properly, Belonging 70 Amedee q orbelIo. one
81 the Defendants, tO.Wft.
One hundred ZOO acres OF land IN the
soAthwest quarter ~ Section 4wenty-fiye.
IoKnship Hipe sonth, Range eight west, Ibe.
ing we unlHipEeyed pprtlon of said qualster.
bought q Cgladlse Rrpge, a. POI act ~ sac
5sseeraed in Book y, \ q ,CoGseyanees, PAGE
COVE T
ssizeu " satisfy 6aid writ
IefEns-saah on day a sale.
shfFia Of GaIeaaleu ParIAh Ia.
Lake CHARLES, IA, Feb ia 1857
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-02-26
An ORDINANCE
Relative 10 Teams Used OF the Streets SUB
ieei 10 License
lExtnset from Town Council Proceedings
ksbruaEy Z 1881

& L OTtdsJsaT By tial B0ard q aldermen q
H. Iossy q LAX CAGnLss, That all persons
using beaIns Oh the streets subject to license
- provided for are heFebv requested 10 OF
tain from tie taE-cOllectOg s tn piaie With
blue surface and the number painted 10 white
figures, and have the same cuDspicuOusly
piheed On said vehicle.
Il Il further orddiIlsd That the Revenue
Bill - adopted by the General Assembly, In
1886, BE- the guide Of the taX-cOlleetOF IL all
cases not provided Tor by special ordinance.
Approved. WM. MEYER, Mayor
attest c. Z. RI0KAKD. Sec'y.
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IL Lake CsaarSss La q Wednesday, Ksf'-
razrrzs, ISS7 a. Ia wife o. 6. v EIrIui1z-
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CONGRESS zdjoH:Es Hezt FRIDAY,
Maueh 4tu.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-02-26
New Advertisements.


A NEW. TWJ-sEaTED Top HACK
y ia- saAe 3: Z UzrgaiE %
(4H0RE4E & SWIFT.
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Gard 80 the Public.

a IL. p%rs88E wa mE8y prJcnrr our ni-sf
u eLEaEdEsa clle'2SE, iszusL nE "a 10 Uug
slpl0Eess ar l@rsby notified tE2E ~, viii
rezizsE y pa teen only - expressed or
tazEr EEae VIZ Iii tro0dIs' % merchandise, f.
n Cur slVre = RTauviiie. CAiesslsU parisL.
10 "a '. L. Z. co.
Feh d 81.
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of the Louisiana State University,
closed theConssntiop With one of Tie
ablest papers il has.eEer been our good
fortune to listen to. II would have
been possible to abridge a portion Of
II. and had the Professor done this il
would haze added greatly to its effect.
iyeness; i was, however, . snasterpiece
Of thought.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-02-26
rnE - III y LoVIsIANA.

Mr.. James Maund, Of Jennings, q
practical farmer. delivered = practical
address Or aIlhe Hay Crop ID Louisi-
ana The gentleman waived all
ceremony, launched clear into the
depth Of his subject At once and gave
his bearers an Intelligent description
u Biz experience u this country dur
ing she past tMo years. ''Thc Hay
Crop in Louisiana tells al At glance
TIC points Mi. Maund undeFtook 10
elncidale, and that be succeeded Is
upquesii0nably trae, a. lie las since
rs delivery poen piled with scores of
questions regarding tie Msodas epsy.
agdi connected with securing ADD
shipping the crop.
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y2.:a,. L.. At.
~ S'nsi',ng J = &, ''ls p'. ~ ~
ealllpg spsslaI 4t'sss'oa " WI ~,
tinesses lessntse y Aie ishs
breeds q castie, pointing Y lle pc
tases q sOtile ptylllhsp' csAsss pr
pared ipf ~ nse Y 7 ceieDsa1'p At'
llst, 70 more inils Illustrate me- oos-
csPlion O ..'s Psoi'he Theme " liasa-
l I, q Nsh. II 80, .sle. go: ' ~ ~
Danish coy gives thfse E'laaee ,he PFC.
~ 81 ~ 4Asasticsp 'tpe /, 1Niltcu y 2
great degree was alsfiOaeapis y we
care bestowed apoh ~ us sonsiu-
es .'.t ~ ~ s y I sos,
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Deputy loIsrk q q, aid iI .Gon1rt.
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| 800
| THROWN away.
l TRE GREATEST
| EARTHLY BOON.

The 'Favorite Prescript
poor suffering women.
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TEE 0UTGROWTH OF a VAST EXPERIENCE.

Tho treatment of many thousands of cases
of those chronic weaknesses and distressing
ailments peculiar to females, mt the Invalids'
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for the cure Of woman's peculiar malades.
Dr. Pierce's FavOritc Prescription
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from physicians who have tested It In the
more aggravated and obstinate cases which
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AS IA powerful, invigorntlng tonic,
1t imparts strength to the whole system,
and TO tho uterus, or womb and its APP
pcndnges, in particular. For overworlIcd,
"worn-out," rundown" debilitated teach
ers, miliners, dressmakers, seamstresscs,
"shop-girls," housekeepers, nursing moth
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pierce's Favorite Prescription Is the great
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promotes digestion and assimilation OF food,
Address, WORLDS DEsKl
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Madonna malleit 4 German face? Why did
Joshua Reynolds. the English artist, in his
Madonna mako it en- English face? Why did
Murilo, the Spanish artist, in his Madonna
make it q Spanish face? / never heard, but
I think they took their own mothers as the
type Of Mary, the mother of Christ. When
you hear some one IN sermon Or Grafton
speak in the abstract of good,
faithful, honest mother your eyes fill up with
tears while you say TO yourself, that was my
mother. The first word q child utterS is apt
to be mother" and the old man in his dying
dream calls, 'mother! mothern' 1t matters
not whether she was brought up in the sur
roundings OF city, and IN aHiuent home, and
was dressed appropriately with reference to
the demands of modern life, or whether she
wore the old-time cap, and great round spec
tacles, and apron of her own make, and knit
your socks with her own needles seated by the
broad fireplace, with great backlog ablaze
on winter night. 1t matters not
how many wrinkles crossed and
recrossed her face, or bow much her shoulders
stopped with the burdens of long life, if you
painted Madonna, hers would be the face.
What gentle hand she had when we were
sick, and what voice to soothe pain, and Was
there any one who could so fill up a room with
peace, and purity and light? And what a sad
day that was when we came home and she
could greet us not, for her lips were forever
still. Come back, mother, this Christmas day.
and take your old place, and as ten, or twenty.
or fifty years ago, come and open the
OIu DlDlo as you uSeu 10. TedQ and
kneel in the same place where you used to
pray, and look upon Us as of old when you
wished us merry Christmas or happy New
Year. But, mol That would not be fair to.
call you back. You had troubles enough, and
aches enough, and bereavements enough while
you were here. larry by the throne, mother,
till we join you there, your prayers all an
swered and in the eternal homestead of
our God we, shall again keep Christmas
jubilee together. But speak from your
thrones, all you glorifed mothers, and
say to all these, your sons and daughters,
words of love, words of warming words of
cheer. They need your voice, for they have
travelled far and with many a heart-break
since you left them, and you do well to call
from the heights of heaven to the valleys Of
earth. Hail, enthroned ancestry We are
coming. Keep place for us right beside you
at the banquet.
"Slow-footed years! More swiftly run
Into the gold of that unsetting sun.
Homesick we are for thee,
Calm and beyond the sea -
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cures nausea, weakness of stomach, indi-
gestion, bloating and quotations of gas
AS :: soothing and strengthening
nervine," Favoiite Prescription - ia I'M
equalled and is invaluable in allaying and
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refreshing sleep and relieves mental anx-
iety and dependency.
Br. Piercc's EaVOrite Prescription
Is "a Legitimate medicine, carefully
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"Eayorite Pfescrf ption1 Ia q posi-
ttve cuTe for the most complicated and
obstinate cases of leucorhea, or whites"
excessive flowing at monthly periods, pain
fui menstruation, unnatural impressions,
prolapeus or falling of the womb, weak
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OF the womb, Inflammation, pnn and ten
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ternal heat"
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I'm pregnancy, q Favorite Prescription
is mothers cordial" relieving nausea.
weakness of stomach and other distressing
symptoms common to that condition. III
its use is kept up in the latter months OF
CESSATION, it SO prepares the system for de-
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almost entirely do away with the suffcringS
of that trying ordeal.
"FaVOrite Prescripfio on - when taken
in connection with the use of DIR. Pierces
Golden Medical Discovery, and small laxas
tive doses of DR.. Pierce's Purgative Pellets
Mittle Liver Pills., cures Liver, Kidney and
Bladder diseases. Their combined use also
removes blood taints, and abolishes cam
cerous and scrofulous humors from the
system.
"Fnvorite Prescription is the only
medicine for women sold, by druggists,
under a positive guarantee, from the
manufacturers, that 1t will give satisfao-
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n permanent cure.
and hearty"
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TREATING TEgE. WRONG DESEAs


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! GRroID AGoSY
] FROM GATkRnH.

DR.. Sage's Catarrh II,
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astounding results an,
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universal tissue escaping their sauave influence.
Sold by
zeal laboratory of WORLDS DsPENsARY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION,
Buffalo, N. Y,
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SICK HE:AlhCHE::

Bilious HHeadache. DixzIness, Com
stipatioM, Ind fgestion, bilious
Attacks, and all arrangements of the
stomach and bowels, are promptly relieved
and permanently cured by the use of DIR.
pierce's Pleasant purg0tive Pellets. In eN-
nlnnAiinn of the remedial nlhNrnr OF fhnan
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Calm and beyond the sea-
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ELI RoBBrNs, Runpda p. O., Columbia Co.,
Pa, says: MY daughter had catarrh when
she was five years old. very badly. l saw
procured a bottle for her, and soon saw
that Il helped her; third bottle elected
She Is now eighteen years cid and sound
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/ Irrono Marvellous re.-,Mrs. G; F. spRAeuE
na-~ female weakness leuconhea and falling Of the
for part Of the time @ with
Of money but received no lasting benefit At last husband
because was pejdced against them and the doctors said
he would get some Of medicines would try them
Favorto Prescpton bottles the Discovery for
ten dollars took three bottles of Discovery and four
Favorfte Prescription,
then gave the balance of the medicine my
troubled she herself
time. have take any medicine now for almost
four years.
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E3 PHYSICIANS
i FAILED.

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I3 PHYSICIANS sss W. seyeos Fl
n FbuEU 1 Having exhausted the skill of three ply
sioians. completely discouraged, SO
weak could with difficulty the room
alone began taking Dr. Pierces Favorte Prescription
psng the local treatment recommended in his
Medical Adviser commenced to improve
months perfectly cured and have had trouble
wrote letter family paper briefly mentioning
health had been restored and Offering send tho fun
TO writing for them and enclosing
p0pe for Tepl have received
In reply described my and the treatment used
and have earnestly advised tem TO do kewse
pany have received thanks stating that they
had commenced the of Favorte
S50 required the Medical Adviser and applied the
local treatment fully and plainly laid therein
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